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Hello respected,
Please confirm below part is OK for DI water washing or not.
MPN:
EPCE16QC100N |
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Hi,
Thank you for contacting Intel community.
By DI washing, do you meant deionized water?
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Aiman
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Hello respected,
Yes .DI means deionized water.
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Hello respected,
Any update for this MPN.
Thank you..
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Hi,
Sorry to tell you that Intel did not apply DI washing on our PCB. This means, DI washing is not Intel standard test method and we do not have the guidelines. You may use the DI washing method from your end, however, Intel will not be responsible for it.
Hope this clarify. Thank you.
Regards,
Aiman
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